Brasier Law

Oregon Family Law Attorney

  • Practice Areas
    • Uncontested Cases
    • Marriage & Divorce
      • Divorce
      • Uncontested Divorce
      • Contested and Uncontested Divorce
      • Modification to Orders
      • Property Distribution
      • Separation and Temporary Orders
      • Spousal Support
      • Support Orders
      • Tax Issues in Divorce
      • Financial Planning During and After Divorce
      • Division of Debt in Divorce
      • Business Division in Divorce
      • High Asset Divorce
      • Enforcement of Court Orders
    • Child Custody & Support
      • Adoption
      • Child Support
      • Move Aways and Out-of-State Custody Enforcement
    • Parental Rights
      • Custody and Parenting Time
      • Father’s Rights and Paternity
      • Grandparent Rights
      • Rights of UnMarried Parents
    • Domestic Violence & Abuse
      • Abusive Restraining Orders and FAPA
      • Domestic Violence
      • Estate Planning
      • False Accusations of Violence
      • Financial Abuse of Elders
      • Physical Abuse of Elders
      • Protective Orders
      • Restraining Orders During Divorce
      • Stalking Orders
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    • Domestic Violence and Abuse
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3 Ways to Keep Your Amicable Divorce From Getting Ugly Even After You Hire an Attorney

June 8, 2015 by BrasierLaw

Our family law firm specializes in helping people with uncontested cases and we have found that there are a few things you can do to continue to achieve an amicable or uncontested divorce once you have hired an attorney to help you complete the divorce process. Hiring an attorney does not always … Read More

5 Ways Uncontested Divorce Can Save Money

December 30, 2014 by BrasierLaw

5 Ways an Uncontested Divorce Can Save You Thousands To start, let me explain what I mean when I say “uncontested divorce”.  I use this term, but you could call it an amicable divorce, peaceful divorce, or even a simple divorce.  Essentially what I am referring to is a situation where you and your … Read More

Top 5 Reasons Why Collaborative Divorce Can Backfire

November 19, 2014 by BrasierLaw

What is Collaborative Law? Before we get into the list, it is helpful to summarize briefly what collaborative law is.  Essentially, when a couple going through a divorce or other family law dispute decides to use the process of "Collaborative Law", they sign a contract with their respective … Read More

Avoid Collaborative Law Disaster By Carefully Choosing Your Attorney

December 23, 2014 by BrasierLaw

Many divorcing couples consider collaborative law, where they sign a contract with their respective attorneys saying that their attorneys are forbidden from settle the case in court.  But if you choose your attorney carefully the collaborative process is unnecessary. If you are already in … Read More

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